Penrith Panthers

Hodson said it was exciting for the league and its eight clubs – Corangamite Lions, Portland Panthers, Warrnambool Wolves and Rangers, Stawell Pioneers, Hamilton Raiders, Port Fairy Plovers and Deakin Dragons – to record an increase in participation.

Heath Pritchard will spend another season at the helm for Melton South as the club looks to return to the top-half of the Ballarat Football Netball League ladder. The re-appointment will take Pritchard into a third year with the Panthers,

Penrith Panthers coach Ivan Cleary admits he didn’t anticipate the emergence of his son Nathan as one of the game's superstars, saying he was surprised by his improvement at such a young age. Ivan led the panthers to their first premiership since 2003,

Following backlash from a controversial post after Penrith's NRL grand final win, utility Tyrone May has shut down his Instagram account. Like many Panthers players, May took to social media to celebrate Penrith's close win over the Rabbitohs at Suncorp Stadium,

The anger over Penrith players disrespecting the premiership trophy spoke of the lasting admiration for the former St George captain-coach and rugby league

NRL CEO Andrew Abdo has confirmed the league has spoken to members of the Penrith Panthers, declaring some of the club's grand final celebrations "disappointing". In the aftermath of Penrith's win over the Rabbitohs,

Nathan Cleary and Tyrone May. will front the NRL Integrity Unit on Tuesday after three fans managed to get from Sydney all the way into the club's premiership celebrations. Read more here.

The NRL Integrity Unit will interview Panthers stars Nathan Cleary and Tyrone May over three men who crossed the Queensland border with illegal work permits to attend the Grand Final. The Sydney Morning Herald reported the three men gained access to an area in proximity to the Panthers players friends …

Danielle Smith and I have been reviewing each and every NRL team’s performance in season 2021. Yesterday, the Roosters, Eels, Knights and Titans were put under the microscope; while last week, the bottom eight were also run through the ringer.

Panthers great Greg Alexander is disappointed with Penrith players for taking the shine off their premiership win with some distasteful celebrations on social media this week. Firstly Panthers utility Tyrone May was criticised for a social media post that alluded to his sex tape court case.